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Re: I18n, UTF-8, and Linux

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Subject: Re: I18n, UTF-8, and Linux
From: Egmont Koblinger <egmont@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 17:41:52 +0200
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> I don't know the answer (maybe \x{B1} - but this is only a guess). But you
> should forget this syntax. Unicode and UTF-8 were not invented to see proper
                                                    !!!
sorry for the typo, that "not" should not be there :)

> accented letters on the screen everywhere, even when developing or
> translating, and not some silly escape sequences which are totally
> incompatible across different utilities.



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Egmont

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References:
- I18n, UTF-8, and Linux
  - From: Gil Glass
- Re: I18n, UTF-8, and Linux
  - From: Egmont Koblinger

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